Python	programming	exercises	with	answers
                                                                                                               	
  Python	exercise	programs	for	beginners.	Python	basic	programs	exercise.	Python	programming	exercises	and	solutions.	Starting	out	with	python	programming	exercises	answers.	
  The	first	part	of	the	exercises	starts	with	a	warm-up	print	function	but	quickly	turns	into	data.	You	can	start	with	tasks	with	variables	and	move	on	to	the	most	basic	Python	data	types:	Exercise	1.	The	print()	function	Â	|Â	Â	(3)	:	Enjoy	the	versatile	first	step	in	Programming.Exercise.	2:	Variables	Â	Â	|Â	Â	(2)	:	Practice	assigning	data	to	variables	with
  these	Python	exercises.	Exercise	3:	Â	Â	|Â	Â	(4)	data	types:	Integer	(int),	String	(str)	and	float	are	the	simplest	and	most	basic	data	building	blocks	of	Python.4.	exercise:	type	conversion	Â	Â	|	Â	Â	(8)	:	An	exercise	in	converting	between	basic	Python	data	types,	if	applicable.	Exercise	5:	Data	Structures	Â	Â	|Â	Â	(6)	:	Next	stop	are	exercises	on	the	most
  commonly	used	Python	data	structures.	Namely:	lists,	tuples,	dictionaries	and	strings	are	viewed.	Exercise	6:	Lists	Â	Â	|	Â	Â	(14)	:	It's	hard	to	overdo	things	in	Python	list	exercises.	They	are	fun	and	very	simple,	so	we	made	a	few	of	them.	You	also	have	the	opportunity	to	practice	various	Python	list	methods.	Exercise:	Halls	Â	Â	|	Â	Â	(8)	:	Python
  Tuples	Exercises	using	basic	applications	and	common	tuple	methods	Exercise	8:	Dictionaries	Â	Â	|	Â	Â	(11)	:	Practice	with	Python	dictionaries	and	some	common	dictionary	methods.	Exercise	9:	Strings	|	(14)	:	Basic	string	operations	as	well	as	many	string	manipulation	techniques	can	be	practiced	in	the	10+	Python	string	exercises	we	have	prepared
  for	you.	The	following	stack	consists	of	some	built-in	Python	functions	and	methods.	The	difference	between	a	function	and	a	method	in	Python	is	that	functions	are	more	like	separate	blocks	of	code	that	take	arguments,	while	methods	are	applied	directly	to	the	object	class.	Therefore,	Python	can	talk	about	list	methods,	string	methods,	and	dictionary
  methods,	but	functions	can	be	used	individually	if	they	are	given	the	appropriate	arguments.	Exercise	10A	pure	Python	function	returns	the	length	of	an	object.	It	is	definitely	a	must	and	very	useful	in	endless	scenarios.	Whether	manipulating	strings	or	listing	elements	in	a	list,	the	len	function	is	used	constantly	in	computer	programming.	Exercise	11:
  .sort()	Method	(7)	:	Practice	the	sort	method	in	the	beginner	python	exercises	and	later	have	the	opportunity	to	practice	the	sort	function	in	the	advanced	python	exercises.	Exercise	12:	The	.pop()	Method	(3)	:	The	pop	method	can	be	used	on	Python	list	objects.	It's	pretty	simple,	but	actually	easy	to	mess	up.	These	exercises	will	help	you	better
  understand	the	pop	method.	Exercise	13:	The	input()	function	(6):	The	input	function	is	a	fun	and	useful	Python	function	that	can	be	used	to	get	input	values	​​from	the	user.	Exercise	14:	The	range()	function	(5)	:	You	might	want	to	take	a	closer	look	at	the	range	function,	as	it	can	be	very	useful	in	many	situations.	These	scoping	exercises	provide	an
  opportunity	to	learn	best	practices	and	how	to	use	Python's	scoping	features.	Exercise	15.	Error	Handling	Â	Â		|Â		Â		(7)	:	Error	handling	is	an	essential	programming	skill	and	Python	has	some	very	self-explanatory	error	codes	that	make	a	programmer's	life	easier	if/she	knows	them!	Exercise	16:	Defining	Functions	Â	Â		|Â		Â	(9)	:	Practicing	Python
  custom	functions	will	take	your	programming	skills	to	the	next	level.	The	writing	features	are	very	useful	and	fun.	It	also	makes	the	code	reusable.	Exercise	17:	Python	slicing	notation	(8)	:	Python's	slicing	notation	is	very	interesting,	but	it	can	be	confusing	for	novice	programmers.	These	exercises	will	help	you	learn	them.	Exercise	18:	Python
  Operators	Â	Â		|Â		Â	(6)	:	Another	basic	concept	is	operators.	We've	prepared	a	number	of	exercises	for	you	to	familiarize	yourself	with	the	use	of	Python	operators.	This	basic	Python	tutorial	is	designed	to	help	Python	beginners	quickly	learn	the	necessary	Python	skills.	Practice	Pythonconcepts	such	as	loops,	control	flow,	data	types,	operators,	lists,
  strings,	I/O,	and	built-in	functions.	See	also:	Python	Quiz	Python	Basics	What	are	the	questions	in	this	Python	Basics?	The	exercise	contains	15	programs	to	solve.	Each	question	has	a	hint	and	a	solution.	For	each	question,	I	have	provided	tips	and	necessary	study	resources	to	help	you	solve	the	problem.	As	you	answer	each	question,	you'll	learn	the
  basics	of	Python.	Use	the	online	code	editor	to	solve	practice	questions.	Also	try	Basic	Python	Quiz	for	Beginners	Exercise	1:	Compute	the	product	and	sum	of	two	numbers	given	by	two	integers	that	returns	the	product	only	if	the	product	is	equal	to	or	less	than	1000,	otherwise	it	returns	their	sum.	Entered	1:	number1	=	20	number2	=	30	Expected
  result:	The	result	is	600	Entered	2:	number1	=	40	number2	=	30	takes	two	numbers	as	parameters.	check	if	the	product	is	more	than	1000.	If	so,	return	the	product.	Otherwise,	use	an	else	block	to	calculate	the	sum	of	the	two	numbers	and	return	it.	View	Solution	def	product_or_sum(num1,	num2):	#	calculate	product	of	two	numbers	product	=	num1
  *	num2	#	check	if	product	is	less	than	1000	if	product	0:	result	=	result	*	basenumber	=	number	-	1	print(base,	"increases	"	,	exp	,	"equals:	",	result)	exponent(5,	4)	Next	steps	I	want	to	hear	from	you.	What	do	you	think	of	this	basic	exercise?	If	you	have	better	alternative	answers	to	the	above	questions,	please	help	others	by	commenting	on	this
  exercise.	I	have	shown	only	15	questions	in	this	exercise	because	we	have	topic	exercises	that	cover	each	topic	in	detail.	Please	look	at	this.	That.